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CB WR OL RB LB P White with pinstripes Aside, I’m willing to donate a faded red with blue charging buffalo ‘47 ball cap complete with chew marks from a greyhound.

I think it would make sense for the Giants, however, the more difficult part of that is finding another team who believes it makes sense to trade up. I’m not a huge draft guy, but the impression I get is this draft is lacking in top end talent. If that’s the case the Giants may be forced to make the picks and then mortgage their own future picks next year to move up for a QB if Jones doesn’t pan out. The one thing I think the Giants may be able to take advantage of this year is knowing where the Bills value certain players. If there’s someone they believe that’s likely to be sticking out on the Bills draft board and they have a pick coming up, they may be able to leverage that to make a trade, especially for their 2nd or 3rd round pick.

The Giants have 2 picks in the top 10, and then picks in the top 5 of rounds 2 and 3. If they’re changing their draft board relative to players that they’re worried the Bills will select at the bottom of the rounds then they’ll be looking for a new front office again soon.

“The tuck rule” - it conjures up mental imagery of Tom Brady sewing a skin dress while “a big fat girl” is luring his dog Precious into her captive lair as Goodbye Horses plays in the background.

I can't quite put my finger on it, but I'm starting to sense a theme, here. 🤔

At least he's hygienic enough that he's not a Brown, so there's that.

Anyone else hear "Bills" and "RB" and "airport" and make the mental leap to...

My money's on the rolling stone.

Consider for a second that he’s the only one on the list that has the occasion to give himself up and slide at the end of a run… where would he be with those runs excluded?!?! 👀

Yeah, I think trading for #16 and #19 says "We need to draft starters this year", whoever they might be. With the departures of Armstead, Williams and Jenkins they need a starting LT and 2 starting safeties just off the top of my head...

He went on to explain how he thought the best course of action would be to take the picks aquired in this trade, trade up to #4 and take the 3rd or 4th best WR in a WR loaded draft.

FergyEatzCrayonz?

It’s an interesting point. Local play by play and color guys certainly can add an almost family-like dimension to a game, especially good ones. We were fortunate to have Van Miller and Rick Jennerette (and while Ted Darling pre-dates my hockey fandom, I understand he also fit the bill). On the other hand, I most likely won’t have the same nostalgia for Murphy and Tasker who, as an out of towner, I’ve had to grit my teeth through their mangled games on numerous occasions. I don’t think the same sentiments apply to the current national crews, though. I’m of the opinion that the best of them are nothing more than part of the background, while the worst of them are nails on a chalkboard.

Gotta be!!

You mean the Tampa game where they ignored the PI on Diggs in the endzone that would have allowed the Bills to win in regulation, but then in OT called a PI on Wallace when Mike Evans was pulling him into himself by the back of Wallace's helmet. This OT rule would obviously have requisite designed "Brady offsets" inherent in the way it's enforced.

Josh missed three games because of a late hit to his throwing elbow when he was in the pocket.

I agree with this re contact. I also think the team’s fortunes will determine how long we hold on to him. Ironically, I think he’s more valuable to the team now, on and off the field, and actually becomes more expendable once they win a SB. Had they won one this year I think they may have been more open to trading him for picks and drafting his replacement early.

Damn hippies and their legalized mary-jyou-wanna.

Maybe they can bring back the ticket with the photo of him punting from the endzone for 2023.

I know this is a test. I just can't decide if the answer is "Irish Dave" or "Watson?"

If we were to sign Janoris Jenkins, I’d want to kick Brian Griese every time he called him “jackrabbit”.

The team Marrone walked out on had a ferocious defense, and the plan was to fix the offense the following year. Unfortunately Wrex never left the building thanks to Russ Brandon, and he completely torpedoed the team in his Clemson helmet, his clown shoes, and his blind nepotism. Whaley didn’t have the backbone or the authority to prevent it, but he also never stood a chance. We’re better off without him, but he was never really given the reigns to make this his team.

You have to wonder if Beane and McDermott think there was something off in the locker room last season given some of the acquisitions they've made, many of whom have been here before, and some of the players they've let walk, especially when you consider how out of sync and distracted they looked for the first 3/4 of the season.

He's reflecting on why none of his former Vikings teammates wanted him to date their sisters.